Volunteers call to help RUH find new treatments
Bath Chronicle
|May 29, 2025
Local people are being urged to help support the development of new medical treatments which could transform people's lives by getting involved with research at the Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust.
-
Bath resident Willm Mistral, inset, is just one of many people already taking part in research at the RUH.
Willm joined a diabetes study where he is trialling a continuous glucose monitor, or CGM, used to track blood glucose levels.
It involves wearing a small, disc-shaped sticker on his arm, which gives him real time data on his blood sugar levels so he can ensure he keeps them within an optimal range.
By taking part in the study Willm is helping to assess how successful the new equipment could be in helping people with diabetes keep a more accurate check on their blood glucose levels using more precise data.
Denne historien er fra May 29, 2025-utgaven av Bath Chronicle.
Abonner på Magzter GOLD for å få tilgang til tusenvis av kuraterte premiumhistorier og over 9000 magasiner og aviser.
Allerede abonnent? Logg på
FLERE HISTORIER FRA Bath Chronicle
Bath Chronicle
Pension fund to continue arms trade investments
The Avon Pension Fund has voted to continue investing in the arms industry after a survey revealed only 42 per cent of its members divesting from the sector.
2 mins
December 18, 2025
Bath Chronicle
Scheme approved despite lack of affordable housing
A major development of almost a hundred homes in the centre of Bath will contain no affordable housing, despite the council itself being behind the plans.
3 mins
December 18, 2025
Bath Chronicle
Crash victim gives thanks to lifesavers
A man from Bath has been reunited with the ambulance crew who rescued him after a crash earlier this year.
1 mins
December 18, 2025
Bath Chronicle
Top designs bring joy to MP Wera
Bath MP Wera Hobhouse has announced the young winners of her Christmas card design competition.
1 mins
December 18, 2025
Bath Chronicle
Call for Al ethics policy 'like Skynet' taking over
Green councillors who called for Bath and North East Somerset Council to adopt an Al ethics policy have been told they are acting 'like Skynet' is taking over.
2 mins
December 11, 2025
Bath Chronicle
Charity invests £5m into affordable homes revamp
An historic charity is stepping up its efforts to combat the housing crisis by investing £5 million into new and upgraded affordable homes for older adults—at a time when soaring prices are shutting out some of the most vulnerable.
2 mins
December 11, 2025
Bath Chronicle
One-off show for Van Morrison
Legendary musician Van Morrison has announced a one-off special show on April 29, 2026 at the Bath Forum.
1 min
December 11, 2025
Bath Chronicle
When your bins have to go out over Christmas
Bath and North East Somerset Council has revealed the dates bins will be collected during the Christmas period.
1 min
December 11, 2025
Bath Chronicle
Backing for Aldi store but concern raised on traffic
Plans to build a new Aldi in Keynsham must take care not to disrupt traffic on the A4, a local councillor has warned.
2 mins
December 04, 2025
Bath Chronicle
But some people aren't happy...
A Christmas market-goer has described Bath Christmas Market as ‘chaotic’ with visitors packed shoulder to shoulder struggling to move between the stalls.
1 min
December 04, 2025
Listen
Translate
Change font size

